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Lot 485
Beswick model of a terrier dog, W.8.5cm; Crown Staffordshire model of a Scarlet Tanager, signed John Bromley; Clarice Cliff style plate, Royal Crown Derby letter knife, boxed; Poole bowl, Coalport and Doulton figures, Surrey Ceramics 3 piece cruet, black basalt jug, millefiori paperweight and another floral paperweight, 2 cut glass wine glasses, and 2 vases, one with glass flowers. (a lot)
Lot 5101
(Crime Fiction.) A collection of 30 assorted crime and mystery fiction titles, including Freeman Wills Crofts: 'Death on the Way', London, Collins Crime Club, 1932, 1st UK edition, original cloth, 'Inspector French and the Cheyne Mystery', L, Collins, 1926, 1st UK edition, orig. cloth, 'Crime at Guildford', L, Crime Club, May 1935, 2nd impression, orig. cloth, plus 7 others reprints by same author; J.J. Connington: 'The Dangerfield Talisman', Lonndon, Ernest Benn, 1926, 1st edition, orig. cloth, 'Mystery at Lynden Sands', L, Victor Gollancz, 1929, 3rd impression, plus 5 others J.J. Connington reprints; Edgar Wallace: 'The Four Just Men', London, The Tallis Press, 1905, 1st edition, folding b/w frontis, £500 competition slip intact at end, orig. cloth; Dominic Devine, 3 titles, all Collins Crime Club, all 1st editions, all orig. cloth, all in dust wrappers 'Devil at Your Elbow', 1966, (dust wrapper lower panel and rear inside flap with large part losses), 'Death is My Bridegroom', 1969, 'Dead Trouble', 1971; Anthony Armstrong: 'The Poison Trail', L, Methuen, 1933, 1st edition thus (originally published Ernest Benn 'New Ninepenny Novels' series paperback, 1932), orig. cloth, dust wrapper; plus 8 others including Michael Poole (4), Dorothy Sayers (2), Cyril Hare (2) (30 in total)
Lot 5015
John Farleigh: 'Graven Image: An Autobiographical Textbook', London, Macmillan, 1940, 1st edition, numerous black and white illustrations and reproductions of Farleigh engravings, 388pp, original pictorial paper covered boards, dust wrapper, together with Monica Poole: 'The Wood Engravings of John Farleigh', Henley-on-Thames, Gresham Books, 1985, 1st edition, profusely illustrated throughout, 122pp, folio, original cloth gilt, dust wrapper (2)
Lot 63
Registration No: AVB 526 Chassis No: 2118337 MOT: ExemptSubject to much expense with marque specialists Royal KustomsUK manufactured and supplied right-hand drive exampleFitted with a new hood, electronic ignition and serviced in current ownershipCollection of invoices, V8 handbook, work manual and current V5CFord introduced the Model A as a replacement for its long-running Model T in 1928, but just four years later, the Model A itself was history. To upstage rival Chevrolet’s six-cylinder, Ford offered its first V8 engine in 1932. Though V8s were nothing new, this was the first time one was to be offered in a low-price, mass-produced car. Streamlined styling began in 1933, progressing even further with bodies that were longer and wider with new grilles and 17-inch wheels. The design, credited to Phil Wright at Briggs Body Company, is considered one of the most desirable standard production models of the 1930s by today’s collectors. The cast iron flathead V8 was tremendous value for money, offering 75hp from its 221cui displacement in 1933. The V8 engine proved so popular that Ford discontinued its four-cylinder engine in March of the 1934 model year and the powerplant, which would come to be known as simply the 'flathead' would serve as the basis for many hot rods for years to come.This 1935 Ford V8 Cabriolet is believed to have been first registered on 12th October 1935 and is a UK manufactured, right-hand drive example, that was built at Ford’s Dagenham factory. The Cabriolet features a rumble seat (dickey seat) design with a 4410cc flathead V8 allied to a 3-speed manual transmission. The flathead is running with Offenhauser heads and a Stromberg 97 carburettor.Subject to much expense with marque specialists Royal Kustoms of Poole, Dorset by the previous owner, 'AVB 526' has recently been fitted with a new hood at a cost of £1,750. Upgrades include electronic ignition, an electric fan, a new coil, a high compression/high torque starter, a re-cored radiator, an electric fuel pump, electronic ignition, electric wipers, spotlights and a rear fog light and modern indicators front and rear, although the semaphore indicators remain fitted.Maintenance has been carried out recently, with new tyres fitted in the last few years, attention being paid to the brakes, an oil change and 24 new studs on the heads in 2022 by Royal Kustoms. Serviced in current ownership, it is offered with a collection of invoices, a Ford V8 manual, workshop manual and the V5C Registration Document. For more information, please contact: James McWilliam james.mcwilliam@handh.co.uk 07943 584760
Lot 63
A Poole pottery owl lamp, and Paddington Bear lamp base. CONDITION REPORT: The owl lamp is generally in very good order. There is a patch of discolouration around both eyes but particularly to the left-hand eye. This is where they have been glued into position. Some of it will scratch of with a fingernail but it will need a slightly more abrasive material to remove it completely. The Paddington lamp is in very good order. We can see no signs of any chips, cracks, or restoration.
Lot 415
AUTOGRAPHS A signed black and white portrait photograph of Hollywood actor Henry Fonda, inscribed "For David..."; a signed portrait photograph of Laurence Olivier; a Gracie Fields autograph; a signed photograph of comedian Jimmy Durante; two Poole Round Table Donkey Derby 1968 programmes, each signed by Sir Tom Jones etc. Condition Report:Available upon request
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